The USASA Hall of Fame was established in 2006 to honor those individuals who have significantly contributed to the growth of adult amateur soccer in the United States. Individuals inducted into the Hall of Fame include administrators, players, coaches and referees who have provided distinguished service to the USASA by contributing toward the development and advancement of adult amateur soccer at the national or regional level. Candidates may be either active or inactive in adult amateur soccer when nominated and selected individuals are inducted at the USASA AGM in the fall of each year.
On September 25, 2026 Kendra Halterman’s, Utah Soccer’s 2nd Vice President was inducted into the USASA Hall of Fame.
Kendra’s lifelong dedication to soccer has made a lasting impact in Utah and across the nation. A former standout player and state champion, Kendra has spent more than 15 years serving the soccer community as a player, coach, manager, and leader. She helped unite Utah’s youth and adult soccer communities under the Utah Soccer Federation and currently serves as Vice President. Nationally, she is the Commissioner of the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL), Executive Director of USA Deaf Soccer, and Affiliate Member Director on the USASA Board of Directors, while also serving on multiple national soccer committees. Kendra has helped grow women’s soccer through her leadership with the WPSL, Real Salt Lake, and the Utah Royals, while leading Pan World Women to multiple state and national titles. Her commitment to inclusion, development, and service has been strengthened by the support of her late husband, Rocky, her children, and the mentorship of the late Bill Bosgraaf. Through every role, Kendra continues to champion the growth and accessibility of soccer at every level, leaving a lasting legacy for future generations.
Congradulations to our very own Kendra Halterman for her induction into the United States Adult Soccer Association!
